The best indicator of how well a company's strategy is working is whether the company:
A. is achieving its stated financial objectives, its financial performance equates to the industry average, and market share gains reflect short-term preferences for capacity maximization.
B. is attentive to its poor execution in functional areas, business goals are stretch, and the value proposition has a product focus.
C. is geared to initiatives designed to build market share and to promote corporate responsibility.
D. is achieving its stated financial and strategic objectives, its financial performance is better than the industry average, and it is gaining customers and increasing market share.
E. All of these.
Answer: is achieving its stated financial and strategic objectives, its financial performance is better than the industry average, and it is gaining customers and increasing market share.